Broadside - The Nautical Fiction Website

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Welcome to the Bradda Nautical Fiction Pages

They cover nautical fiction set between 1740, the start of Commodore Anson's circumnavigation, and 1815, the year of the final defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo.

Their purpose is to give all lovers of naval fiction a quick reference to the fiction written about the navies of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. The site also includes information on the events that formed a back drop to the adventures of Aubrey, Hornblower, Bolitho, Ramage and the rest of the gang.

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The ship and aircraft photograph collections that used to be here have been moved to my Picasa Web Albums pages at:

I will still be adding photos to the pages, so please do update your links.

The Men of the Merchant Service

"The Men of the Merchant Service" written by Frank T. Bullen in 1901 is a guide to the British Merchant Navy of the late Victorian period aimed at parents who had sons who wished to go to sea. It is now quite (make that very) rare and I thought it worth getting a copy on to the Internet.

It can be downloaded in a variety of formats from the Men of the Merchant Service page.

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